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05 October 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Investors ‘too certain’ of election outcome

Investors are now showing “confidence and conviction” about the future, despite the looming headwind of the US presidential election

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ANZ cops $10 million fine for unconscionable conduct

The Federal Court has handed down a $10 million fine to the major bank after finding it breached its licensing obligations in respect of fees charged ...

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ASX companies pivoting towards environmental, social issues

Australian corporates have shifted their focus away from diversity and governance, instead prioritising environmental and social factors in the ESG ...

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First Sentier, ASFA back 40:40 initiative

HESTA’s 40:40 Vision initiative has earned another two signatories in the form of the Association of Australian Super Funds (ASFA) and First Sentier

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Budget day cut still up in the air

The chances of a rate cut in October or November remain up in the air despite a number of high-profile economists calling it. Finder’s monthly cash ...

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Vanguard drops mandates as it enters super

The multinational index fund giant has decided to drop certain investment management mandates and customised solutions with Australian and New Zealand ...

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Investor confidence drops with central bank, virus movements

Investor sentiment declined in September, according to State Street, as global equity markets fell, there was a global uptick in COVID cases and many ...

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ASIC puts investigations on backburner

The corporate regulator has revealed the extent to which its investigations have been impacted by the COVID crisis, reporting an almost 40 per cent ...

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Big super targets ASX 200 over gender parity

HESTA has launched an “ambitious” investor-led initiative that aims to see women fill at least 40 per cent of executive roles in the ASX 200 by 2030

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Big four loan impairment total forecast at $2.5bn 

Morgan Stanley has predicted the major banks will record total impairment charges of around $2.5 billion in the September quarter. Analysts from ...

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